Conference Proceedings
MetPlant 2008
Conference Proceedings
MetPlant 2008
Process Mineralogy and Applications in Process Design and Optimisation
Process mineralogy is an inter-discipline in the fields of mineralogy and mineral processing. As a predicting and trouble-shooting tool, process mineralogy helps address all mineralogical issues and problems related to mineral processing. It provides useful information on process design and optimisation, flow sheet development and cost reduction. As more and more complex and refractory ores are being discovered and processed, it is believed that process mineralogy will gain more attention and play a more important role in process design and optimisation._x000D_
This paper will first discuss the scope of process mineralogy and mineralogical factors that may affect mineral processing of various ores, and then focuses on the application of process mineralogy in process design and optimisation through case studies._x000D_
FORMAL CITATION:Zhou, J, 2008. Process mineralogy and applications in process design and optimisation, in Proceedings MetPlant 2008, pp 259-260 (The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy: Melbourne).
This paper will first discuss the scope of process mineralogy and mineralogical factors that may affect mineral processing of various ores, and then focuses on the application of process mineralogy in process design and optimisation through case studies._x000D_
FORMAL CITATION:Zhou, J, 2008. Process mineralogy and applications in process design and optimisation, in Proceedings MetPlant 2008, pp 259-260 (The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy: Melbourne).
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